Mad

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Mad, stylized as MAD, is an animated sketch comedy series produced by Kevin Shnick and Warner Bros. Animation for Cartoon Network. Based off the 1952 magazine of the same name, it ran from September 6, 2010 to December 2, 2013, spanning four seasons across three years.

Often referred as "Robot Chicken for kids", the series parodied pop culture that was relevant at the time, most of which have not aged well. It also parodied properties that Warner Bros. owned, including Cartoon Network, Hanna-Barbera and Looney Tunes.

Bugs Bunny

• "HOPS/Naru210": In "HOPS", Bugs Bunny lives in a cul-de-sac alongside E.B. When the cops enter his house, he goes "Eh, what's up cops?" and chews on celery instead of a carrot. The cops question Bugs on why he isn't living in the ground and Bugs says it's because the rent was too high.
• "I Am Lorax/Modern Family Circus": In "I Am Lorax", he and Daffy appears as one of the cartoon zombies shot by Will Smith, along with Mordecai and Rigby from Regular Show. In a later scene where Smith has to kill Mojo Jojo from The Powerpuff Girls, Ted Wiggins asks Smith if he was mad at Cartoon Network since he shot half their lineup; a reference to how all their shows (sans The Powerpuff Girls) would air around the same time in CN's schedule.
• "First White House Down/McDuck Dynasty": In "McDuck Dynasty", Bugs appears at end of the skit.

Daffy Duck

• "Pirates of the Neverland: At Wit's End/Batman Family Feud": In the segment "Pirate of the Neverland: At Wit's End", Daffy is seen at the mall wearing Donald Duck's sailor uniform.
• "I Am Lorax/Modern Family Circus": In "I am Lorax", he and Bugs appear as one of the zombies shot by Will Smith.
• "First White House Down/McDuck Dynasty": In "McDuck Dynasty", Daffy appears to criticize the duck hunters' duck calls before being caught by Elmer Fudd.

Elmer Fudd

• "Avaturd/CSiCarly": In "Zombi", the hunter who shot Bambi's mom wears a similar outfit to Elmer Fudd
• "Ribbitless/The Clawfice": In "Spewwing Bee", Elmer Fudd is a judge at the annual spelling, bee but the twist is all the word are written like how Fudd speaks.
• "First White House Down/McDuck Dynasty": In "McDuck Dynasty", Elmer makes an appearance and captures Daffy.
• "Outtagascar/F.I.E.N.D.S": In "Body of Pwoof", Elmer does an autopsy report on the Road Runner and deducts that Wile E. was the one who killed him. Despite his reasonable conclusion, his speech impediment confuses detective Bud Morris, who calls in a translator.

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  Elmer makes a conclusion in "Outtagascar/F.I.E.N.D.S"

Gossamer

• "Kitchen Nightmare Before Christmas/How I Met Your Mummy": Gossamer makes a cameo in "How I Met Your Mummy", but he's colored blue for whatever reason.

Marvin the Martian

• "Super 80's/Captain America's Got Talent": The Mad News Report tells us that there is water flowing on Mars but it was actually Marvin leaving his sink on. He runs in and apologizes, because sometimes the faucet leaks.
• "Yawn Carter/Franklin & Crash": In "Yawn Carter" Marvin and K-9 greet John Carter on Mars.

Pepé Le Pew

• "Kung Fu Blander/Destroy Bob the Builder Destroy": in the segment "Kung Fu Blander", Pepé Le Pew (character)Pepé Le Pew (who at the moment was grabbing Penelope Pussycat) appears as one of the black and white objects Po uses against Lord Shen's Angry Birds. Pepé ends up being caught by one of the explosions caused by Shen's grenade-looking birds, to which he adds "What a woman..."

Porky Pig

• "Pokémon Park/WWER": A pig who looks similar to Porky is the mascot of "Slop N' Shop".

Sylvester

• "Here Comes The Doom/Brain Purge": In "Tom and Jury" Sylvester appears as a witness in Tom's trial.

Taz

• "Average-ers/The Legend of Dora": Taz advertises the "Tazmanian Devil Duster" in the segment of the same name.
• "Outtagascar/F.I.E.N.D.S": In "Body of Pwoof", Taz is brought in to translate for Elmer but he only talks in gibberish, making it much harder to understand Elmer.

Tweety Bird

• "Outtagascar/F.I.E.N.D.S": In "Body of Pwoof", Tweety is brought in by Bud to translate for Elmer, but speaks in a more severe speech impediment than him. Bud again asks for another translator for the two.

Speedy Gonzales

• "Spy vs. Spy Kids / The Superhero Millionaire Matchmaker": During a fake ad for "Mickey Mouse Mouse Exterminator Service" one of the mice that Mickey gets rid of is Speedy.

Wile E. Coyote and Road Runner

• "Pooh Grit/Not a Fan a Montana": in the segment "Not a Fan a Montana," Miley Cyrus baits Justin Beiber in the middle of the desert road with "Beib Seed," so the distracted Beiber gets run over by a bus. When Beiber stops at the road to eat the seeds, there isn't a bus in sit, forcing Cyrus to test it and get run over. Eventually, their feuding destroys the planet, but Beiber survives in a Jetsons-like space car, ending the short by saying, "Beep, beep!"
• "TwiGH School Musical/Avenger Time": In "Meep! My Dad Says", Road Runner is the father of a kid who only says "Meep Meep".
• "Rioa/Thomas the Ustoppable Tank Engine": In "Rioa", Road Runner is chosen as one of the Green Laterns and uses his power to smash Wile E with an Anvil.
• "Lukewarm Bodies/Does Someone Have to GOa?": Road Runner made a small cameo in "Does Someone Have to Goa?"
• "Outtagascar/F.I.E.N.D.S": In "Body of Pwoof", Road Runner's body is being inspected by Elmer Fudd, who discovers the Wile E was the one who killed him.
• "Alfred's Game/We Are X-Men": In a segment called "Wile E Coyote and Road Runner Both Get Arrested", Wile E Coyote and Road Runner....both get arrested.